20/09/2016 Outside Source

Hello, welcome to Outside Source, a direct attack on aid trucks near

Aleppo made that decision and inevitability, Russia and Syria say

they are not responsible. The head of the UN does not agree. Many

innocent people have been killed. innocent people have been killed.

None more so than the government of Syria. The global refugee crisis is

caused by the Syrian conflict, and today that crisis is centre stage at

the UN General Assembly. President Obama has been leading calls for

more to be done. That point can be made more clearly than these events

in Lesbos in Greece. Thousands of migrants have been living here. We

will talk about Donald Trump's comments. The comments have caused

controversy, as has his son, who has compared refugees to Skittles. If

you have seen that story, the man took the photo of the Skittles is a

refugee and has talked to me. We will bring you up-to-date with

Angelina -- Angelina Jolie filing for divorce with Brad Pitt.

All aid convoys into Syria have stopped and this is the reason why.

This is the moment lorries in an aid convoy were attacked close to

Aleppo. 20 man to workers were killed. We know the convoy had

received all the relevant permits and all parties including Russia and

America had been notified of its plans. This man was at the scene

just after the attack. This is a house full of Syrian

Christians. This is where more than 20 trucks,

20 vehicles full of food. With flour, medicine,

Pampers and blankets. This is full of blankets

from the refugee agency. This aid was meant for thousands of

people in rebel held areas in the west of the city of Aleppo. The

convoy was being unloaded at a Red Crescent warehouse near to a town,

being unloaded when the attacks began. The last time this town

received supplies was back in July. We are told the attacks killed 18 of

the 31 lorries in this particular convoy, and the lorries were

carrying supplies such as. Just when we think it cannot get any

worse, the bar of depravity sinks lower. That is Ban Ki-Moon speaking

earlier. Next, I will play you the analysis of BBC Arabic's

correspondent, who has been talking to made about whether this convoy

could be mistaken for anything other than what it was. There are strings

on YouTube that anyone could see, the Russians are streaming, the

Americans are filming all the time. They knew about this convoy as it

was announced, and it they followed the convoy from the Turkish border

to the first destination. There is a big question- Mark why this

happened. Another question was, was it the first convoy to enter the

area, or there were some previous convoys that entered the area, and

why this one? A few days ago, we were talking about aid, why it is

not going, it is as if they tried to find the solution by finding another

route but they didn't want to announce it to the journalists, to

the cameras. And they wanted to keep it low key to be able to deliver

these. It is very complicated. Someone knows about it. Definitely,

it is filmed, and we are waiting for the coming hours to know more about

what happened. Russia and the US have responded, and do not agree.

Russia says neither Syrian or Russian aircraft were involved. They

also say the attack mysteriously coincided with a large-scale Rebel

strike on Aleppo. The US state Department John Kirby has a

different understanding of events, he has been speaking to Lyse Doucet

in New York for Outside Source. It was definitely not coalition

aircraft. They say it wasn't them. Three groups are flying in tactical

aircraft over Syria, the coalition of which the United States is a

member of, Russia and Syria. We know it was not the coalition. That

leaves two. I wouldn't get into specific matters, really, in more

detail than that, but either it was the Russians or the Syrian regime.

How complicating is it the fact that coalition aircraft, US aircraft,

carried out a strike that killed Syrian soldiers, there was a mistake

on the ground, causing a lot of hostility even with Russia. That was

a terrible accident. They saved is not an accident. The defence

Department has spoken of that. We would not target Syrian soldiers. It

was not done with intent to harm Syrian soldiers. Syrian forces are

protected, and we have always recognised them. It was an incident

we are looking into, they are investigating it. We do this very

well and very thoroughly. When they are done investigating, and talking

about the investigation today, they will be transparent about results.

And if people are to be held to account, or we will do that. We

should not lose focus on this, that for so many months now, actually for

five years, it has been the regime that has perpetrated the worst

brutality on their own people. It is the regime dropping barrel bombs and

chlorine on their own people. The regime has been besieging towns like

Aleppo, starving people, refusing to let medicine get in. By far, they

are the worst violator. Where do you go from here? John Kerry and Sergey

Lavrov worked for months to get this deal, and it fell apart in weeks. We

recognise the severe strain things are under. We believe that it is

worth continuing to try to pursue this arrangement, to get a cessation

of hostilities that is accountable, so that both both sides can get back

to the table and start a political dialogue that can get us to a

transitional government. That is the goal. It was clear to me this

morning that Secretary Kerry and Sergey Lavrov, who were sitting

side-by-side, are trying to work through this. That interview was in

New York. We will stay in the city, because the man arrested in

connection with the bomb attacks at the weekend has been charged with

five counts of attempted murder. Official tells

the BBC that Ahmad Khan Rahami's father contacted authorities in 2014

after a domestic dispute and alleged that his son was a terrorist,

a claim that was later retracted. The FBI probed the New York

bombing suspect in August 2014 after his father flagged him

up to the authorities, but agents did not uncover any

terror links. Donald Trump's

view on the medical care the suspect is receiving has

generated huge controversy. He said "Now we will give him

amazing hospitalisation. And on top of all that he will be

represented by an That generated controversy for an

hour or two, until his son tweeted this image with the words,

For a moment, let's leave aside the fact that the man

in custody over this weekend's attacks is an American.

And that he's been charged, but not yet found guilty of anything.

we can bring statistics to bear on this story, one in 3 billion is the

chance of someone in the US dying from an attack carried out by a

refugee, a terror attack by a refugee. One in 3408 is the

probability of someone losing their life in the US choking on food.

Whether that is a skittle or something else. These stats come

from the US National safety Council. This picture of some Skittles, this

one, was taken by a man unaware how it was used. He has come out to say,

hold on, I am a refugee, I got through to him on the phone a little

bit earlier. I was disgusted for two reasons. First of all, it is like a

rich man stealing from a poor man. Second, I would never approve using

my image like this. Because I was made a refugee myself when I was six

years old, when Turkey invaded Cyprus. I would never use an image

about Skittles to talk about such a serious problem. Let's bring

Theresa May has made her first speech to the UN General Assembly.

Donald Trump Junior is the oldest of Donald Trump Ozma children. He

advises Donald Trump on political matters with his daughter.

I had the chance to meet with him in New Hampshire earlier this year. He

is fairly sharp, he has a political mind. He is someone that Donald

Trump turns to. In terms of the comments that Arnold Trump made

about the medical care be suspect will receive, how doctors treat any

person has to remain the same, regardless of what they may not or

may have done, it seems incredible to people outside the US that a

presidential nominee can question that, and it had not a great deal of

political consequence. I am not sure what the alternative would have

been, to let the suspect lead on the street? Donald Trump noted his

access to a lawyer. That is protected in the Constitution, the

sixth Amendment of the US Constitution says that everyone

under trial gets a lawyer. And if they can't afford one, one is

appointed to them by the government. It is pretty shocking that he would

mock this. Although it plays into some of the conservative critiques

of the US justice system as Codling suspects and potential terrorists.

Here we are again talking about Donald Trump, rather than Hillary

Clinton. There was a theory that all she had to do was sit back and let

Donald Trump collapse, really, through all these comments he is

making, but that does not seem to be happening. No, I think Hillary

Clinton has acknowledged that. She had a speech yesterday where she

said it wasn't enough for people to be against Trump, she had to give

them something. If you look at the polls, whoever is in the news

actually goes down in the standings. When everyone was focusing on

Hillary Clinton, she suffered in the polls. When it turns back to Donald

Trump, there are recent stories about him embracing and pronouncing

a bomber's berth in the US, that cost him in the polls -- Barack

Obama stop she has acknowledged that she can't sit this out out hope that

Donald Trump delivers the election to her. What is the biggest story in

the US media at the moment, Donald Trump or Brad Pitt and Angelina

Jolie? It has to be Brangelina. Donald Trump is a running story.

Every new controversy, this is something that is getting a whole

lot more attention. I suspected so much. We will to do that in a

moment. Most of you will have heard this already but Angelina Jolie has

filed for divorce from Brad Pitt. We will bring you up-to-date on that

story. Theresa May has made her first

speech to the UN General Assembly. Speaking in the last hour in New

York, the Prime Minister said the UK would continue to be a confident

international partner for all of the countries gathered. Clearly, we need

to continue our efforts to bring an end to the conflict and the

appalling slaughter in Syria, and to get aid through to those that need

it. And while these efforts continue inside Syria, we also need new

efforts to support refugees and host communities in neighbouring

countries, including through education and opportunities to work.

But in addition to refugees and displaced people, fleeing conflict

and persecution, we are also seeing an unprecedented movement of people

in search of greater economic opportunities through the same

unmanaged channels. This affects all of us, and it is the responsibility

of us all to take action. Our lead story is that a stinging

rebuke to an attack on an aid convoy in Syria has been issued by the UN

Secretary-General, who says the regime in Damascus is response above

for the majority of civilian deaths in Syria. Let's look at some of the

main stories from BBC World Service, BBC Chinese says North Korea has

successfully carried out a ground test at a new high-powered rocket

engine of a new rocket engine, the State News jays and see says the

country will be able to launch various kinds of satellites. --

state news agency. A French MP is calling for video

surveillance in abattoirs. A parliament we enquire reef followed

the release of secretly filmed videos showing animals being treated

violently, BBC World Service radio is covering the story. Lots of you

have been watching this interview with Daniel Radcliffe on the BBC. He

says it is undeniable that Hollywood is racist and the film world is

lagging behind industries in encouraging diversity. You can see

the full interview on the BBC news app.

In business, we start off with China's investment in wind energy.

It is building two wind turbines and hour, double the Americans. You will

see the Chinese commitment to clean energy is matched by its commitment

to coal. Two curl binds an hour. China's it

went to clean energy, part of the battle against climate change.

A change in subsidies has reduced things, but turbines are still

popping up at a rate of more than one every hour. It has helped give

Chinese leaders the confidence to ratify the Paris climate change

agreement alongside President Obama. But China is climate villain as well

as climate hero, it is still building so many coal-fired power

stations there is too much energy on the grid. And wind farms are being

turned off. The good news is that China has been installing record

amounts of wind. The bad news is this happened at the very same time

when also : additions were added. Many of China's plants stand idle

for long periods but often get prime or take on electricity good.

Even though their energy is free. State media reports that China plans

no more expansion of coal power until 2018. Experts say it can't

come a moment too soon. Let's shift from China to the US,

because the odds of the bank Wells Fargo has been told to resign. This

is because of an accounts scandal. 2 million fraudulent accounts were

opened without customers knowing, it was done by sales staff who were

trying to meet their targets. Already 5000 Wells Fargo employees

have been sacked. The boss has appeared in front of US senators and

has said sorry, but that doesn't look like it was enough for

Elizabeth Warren. He squeezed employees to the

breaking point that they cheated customers. You have put hundreds of

millions of dollars in your own pocket. And when it all blew up, it

you kept your job, you kept your multi-million dollar bonuses, and

you went on television to blame thousands of $12 and our employees

who were just trying to meet quotas that made you rich. This is about

accountability. You should resign. You should give back the money that

you took while the scam was going on, and you should be criminally

investigated. She speaks her mind. Michelle, she makes a strong case.

Was the counter case that this man should keep his job? The argument

has been that those involved in this work fired, that they are

eliminating sales goals. That was part of the problem that employees

were apparently trying to meet targets that were set for them, and

that it how they found themselves in this position where these fake

accounts were opened up. But it hasn't satisfied Elizabeth Warren or

others that question how this could have gone on at such a huge scale

without senior management at some level being aware, that they are to

blame, if nothing else, for at least the culture within the company that

allowed this to happen. There was a lot of discussion in 2008- 09, when

banks did a range of things that did not go well. There weren't many

criminal investigations that followed. Will that happen in this

case? I mean, look, what Elizabeth Warren does is tap into the sense of

anger or frustration that people feel and that the big banks have had

to pay tens of millions of dollars of fines for illegal activities and

the financial crisis, whether it is mortgage mis-selling or other ill

deed, but those at the higher echelons within the industry haven't

had too, for example, forego bonuses, payback bonuses, payback

salary. That is the point Elizabeth Warren was getting at. Whether or

not this will reignite that debate will have to wait and see, but on

mainstream America there is frustration that she seems to have

captured in that exchange you played. Thank you, Michelle. We have

been to New York, China, and next we turn to Sweden.

We don't often cover Sweden's tax rates -

but this is really interesting proposal.

The idea is to encourage people to fix things rather

than throw them away, by cutting tax on repairs

I spoke with Theo Leggett our Business reporter about why a plan

A few decades ago, if you bought a watch that machine or tumble dryer,

it was expensive. If it broke, it was worth the effort of repairing

it. Today, these things are cheaper, but are built cheaper and are more

likely to breakdown. When they do, people say the pair 's cost $150, so

you might as well go and buy a new one. There are two categories, you

can get a tax rebate if you get your white goods repaired, and you can

payload of VAT on repairs for simple things like shoes, clothing and that

kind of thing is this likely to happen? Sweden intends to make this

happen. The question is whether it will be effective, because this

relies, for example, on repair people being able to buy parts. It

manufacturers romped to use cell white goods, they will not make the

prices -- parts easy to buy. They can design products to be difficult

to repair. If that part of the machine goes wrong, and you can't

get a cheap replacement part, then it doesn't matter how much of a tax

rebate you get on the repair, on the labour cost of the repair, that part

is still going to be preventative. You will still not be able to repair

the machine in a cost-effective way, so you bolster your buy a new one. I

expect you have heard this. Angelina Jolie is filing for divorce

from Brad Pitt. Irreconcilable differences, as

always with divorces. The attorney says it is for the health of the

family, suggesting they will not be citing any third parties. This is a

disagreement over something to do with their six children, three

adopted. A few couples are better known, but they have humanitarian

efforts which are high profile. Put it this way, if you are going to go

instead, in terms of newspaper coverage over the last 12-13 years,

there is no couple to touch them. They are absolutely at the top of

the Hollywood tree, and have been for many years. There has been so

much gossip about their relationship, almost from day one.

You look at the supermarket in America, the tabloids, they ask if

it is over for Brad and Angelina. It has been this soap opera for many

years, and Angela has reinvented herself. There is a fantastic

headline in a British headline today saying, London's School of economics

lecturer divorces actor husband. She, of course, did a lecture at

LSE, so she has really reinvented herself over the years. Their

profile is global. Always sad when a family breaks up. Vogue magazine has

maybe lost perspective on this, they I will be back with you in a few

minutes time. Good evening, a detailed look at the

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